12 Nov, 2024 Protecting trustees; is the law moving? By Esther Campsall Libby Hubbard The law places considerable responsibility on charity trustees running charitable organisations with integrity and honesty and yet there...
30 Sep, 2024 Rising whistleblowing in charities - what this means and how to respond? By Anna Dabek Today's article in the Civil Society highlights the Charity Commission’s latest report showing a significant rise in whistleblowing...
31 May, 2024 Dancing with fairness: Navigating internal HR investigations By Anna Dabek Following the recent reports about Giovanni Pernice's teaching methods on Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC has pledged to handle complaints...
27 Nov, 2023 Tribunal finds that care worker was dismissed for not attending work, not because she blew the whistle By Jackie Morris In a recent Employment Tribunal case (Ms. J. Pelling v. The Complete Care Group Ltd) the Employment Tribunal has given its judgment, that...
11 Jul, 2023 Cheque in the mail – expensive consequences of poor management of whistleblowing By Libby Hubbard Rather than receiving your post from Royal Mail, imagine receiving in excess of £2 million in compensation from them instead! This is...
09 Aug, 2022 CQC investigates bullying culture at South East Coast Ambulance Service By Lorna Kenyon-Pain The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) recent inspection report concerning the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAS), provides a...